In a Gujarati wedding, the Gold Dhana symbolises the Sagai or Engagement ritual. The bride and her family bring sweets and presents to the groom’s family. The pair then exchanges engagement rings and asks five married ladies from each household for blessings.

The beginning of a Gujarati wedding, like most Hindu weddings and other rituals, is marked with the worship of Lord Ganesha. The Ganesh Matli or Ganesh Sthapan is done separately at the bride and groom’s homes. The purpose of a Ganesh Puja is to ask blessings for a trouble-free wedding and a happy married life for the couple.

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